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Premium Member Polypathic Political Scientists
I have had a highly redundant,
one might even choose polypathic,
graduate studies experience
spanning my adult life to date.

This began with a semester of Philosophy.
Just enough to learn I wanted something more experiential,
a more communitarian environment of...

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Categories: semester, beauty, culture, health, political, religion, trust, truth,
Form: Prose Poetry



America Wasn'T So Bad Back Then
We have something in common, a fellow I talk to now and then. We’re about the same age and perhaps the only ones in the diner who think our past lives are interesting. So when...

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Categories: semester, america,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Travel Light
* This poem was written for a contest originally, but was used by Professor Anne-Marie Thornton of Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey, to teach her WAR POETRY class in the spring semester of 2017. My...

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Categories: semester, child, children, loss, war,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member The Reading of Villon Poems At West Berlin's Free University During the 1957-58 Winter Semester
The reading of Villon poems at West Berlin’s Free University, Winter Semester 1957-58
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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: semester, inspirational, passion, poetry, poets, remembrance day, surreal,
Form: Free verse
A Clerihew of Poo, But Only Because Too Much Me and Not Enough the Few
Well I know it's been forever and you didn't know what to do
Fear no more your philosopher is back with his clerihew
Who will be now name victim of this wonderfully silly form
Probably himself and anyone...

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Categories: semester, dedication,
Form: Clerihew



Premium Member Athens
We’re (Lisa and I) back in Athens Georgia (hometown USA), where it’s the halcyon days of summer. The south used to be the home of summer heat - not anymore. Now everyone has their little...

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Categories: semester, humor, mom, school, student, summer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Chapter 23 -- Dolly Damian Friends and Family-- He Knows Their Names
Two weeks passed before 
Dolly called Her twin. "Hey 
Girl I'm  coming to see you in a 
Little while."  "Ok, sis at about
What time?" Molly inquired.
"About an hour and a half 
Actually it's...

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Categories: semester, day, family, feelings, friend, friendship, life, love,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Good Journeys
I have heard many moms repeat
"You never stop being a parent."

Sadly, I don't see or hear that quite so much from the dads,
although I know of remarkably nurturing exceptions.

I thought of this as my impossibly...

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Categories: semester, age, career, happiness, love, parents, racism,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Propitiation
I had lunch with Randy, between classes today. It was a perfect day. The sky was an infinite, capri blue, the wind was stirring the environment, clouds were wispy and on high - in the...

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Categories: semester, friendship, humor, school, student, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Trip of My Life
the grace of Paris
lingering in my thoughts. . . 
Madrid’s grimy walls

As our small group of students entered Madrid, it was an early morning in late January. We had left behind us what has been...

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Categories: semester, travel,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Fall Break
In New Haven, Lisa misses the sad, dark, city aesthetics of her hometown. Its crime podcast vibe, actinic crime-lighting and sirens in the distance, that lull her to sleep like lullabies. She has a disturbingly...

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Categories: semester, food, friendship, fun, humor, new york, sister,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member On Hearing That Ronnie
for Ronald Hindmarsh-Midwood 
                               ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: semester, friend, friendship, light, pain,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Grades
In numerology twelve has special meanings - they’re twelve days of Christmas, twelve months in a year, and Taylor Swift’s had twelve number-one albums. All we care about at Yale, are the twelve days until...

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Categories: semester, best friend, education, holiday, humor, school, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Letter To a New Poet
Dear Aspiring Poet,
   My name is Gershon Wolf.  I am a member of this wonderful club called "Poetry Soup."  Here are my views on the subject of poetry.
   'Modern...

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Categories: semester, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: Prose
Letter In the Mail Written By Chino and Morgen
This morning I got a letter in the mail
It's only something my heart could tell
It was from the college of my dreams 
Went inside the living room mom screams
I slowly opened up the envelope 
Nervous...

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Categories: semester, death, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
On the Run
I shout out in the dark,
My trembling voice echoes in the silent distance,
Sounds of breaking twigs drew closer,
As chruching pressures on dry leaves expose me from underneath my feet,
I struggle to keep my ears closed...

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Categories: semester, abuse,
Form: Rhyme
Stanco Delle Tue Scuse
I
When we first met I thought you were the one.
We were close together during that trip to the mountain. 
Every activity we were together.
By the bonfire we sat together
To me you were young and pretty...

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Categories: semester, anger, emotions, grief, heartbroken, inspirational, leaving, sad
Form: Prose
Tarentino At the Piggly Wiggly
Two Young Checkers
(Rhonda)  I’m hearing you Louise.
Ya know my son is still suffering from a (Semester Meltdown) because the (Federal Budget) 
will no longer be funding a program for poets in residence. He said...

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Categories: semester, on writing and wordsme, old, me, old,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Not Too Late For Tears- Girl Rising
She held her mother’s hand
As tears made their way
Down the face called
“Exquisite, beautiful, charming”…
The face that had been her comfort

She could not absorb the pain in her words
“Nothing…I feel...nothing
If I could only feel a little...

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Categories: semester, rights, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Springing Into Action
I woke up late this morning, my phone was dead. I guess I never plugged it in, I found it buried under my pillow (erah!). I barely had time for anything, just managing to cover...

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Categories: semester, education, happiness, morning, school, teen,
Form: Free verse
Prophetic Exit
I woke up today and gave my life a reflection 
The problem, the sorrows
The failure that follows 
Each day feeling my hopes are empty 
Feeling ashamed and guilty 
When I see my results crumpled and...

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Categories: semester, education, god, inspirational, school, student, success,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Proof of Life
Earlier in the week I was pretty sick and Peter was pampering me. One night, as Peter was taking away my tea tray, I took a selfie to send to my mom - as proof...

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Categories: semester, boyfriend, school, student, teen,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Parrot Ting Reflection From a Barry University Graduate
There has been much about being on a stage 
Since I started dealing with that adult style wage 
The Orange one used to welcome the new year 
With an evening date filled with cheer 

Now...

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Categories: semester, football, games, holiday, how i feel, judgement,
Form: Rhyme
The Night Time Stood Still
As the sun began to set, cursed words smeared the screen
A familiar face vanished everywhere I once loathed to see it
It was a heady rush I never dreamed of experiencing
The taste of iron on my...

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© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: semester, introspection,
Form: Prose
A Daughters Promise
I promise I would be a good girl when I go out into the world, I promise to stay out of trouble and return home in a hurry. I promised never to play in the...

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Categories: semester, america, beautiful, culture, endurance, engagement, environment, history,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things